On 10/6/12, Joe <[email protected]> wrote:
> Yes.
>
> But who is it who is aware of that identity? Maybe nobody.
dunno. faith comes to mind...
>
> That one is worth finding. That's why we practice. But not everyone -- and
> not everyone here -- practices. It's worthwhile to do so, in order to
> appreciate the identities, and the differences. Else, it's all a mish-mash,
> and too hopelessly theoretical, intellectual, impractical, selfish, and
> unreal.
what makes it worthwhile? and isn't the "worth" just ordinary mind?
aren't mish-mash, theoretical, intellectual, impractical, selfish, and
unreal thusness or rather appearances of mind and awareness in THIS?
--not trying to come across as anything...just asking
>
> Only a note in passing.
>
> Great to see you here!
Thanks, glad to be in again (computer broke down and finally had the
inspiration to get it back up)
yeongsoo
>
> --Joe
>
>> yonyonson@... wrote:
>>
>> aren't appearances too, just THIS!? and hindrances for that matter?
>
>
>
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